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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15

-Vous allez tuer oct, homme,
monsieur, le medecin . d6fendu de.
le fare parler.
Bin meme temps, Ia jeune lille
aareasait: an doct nm reggaid
plnsd ss1pplidittlo
asr vrai. dit eelui d, UNI lns@
.terrs gAtoiresen oe moment pourrait
setra Fort dangereux,
La fonctionnaire promena au
tour de lni des regards meiants.
Tout le monde semblait s'entendre
pour le tromper. Pourquoi2 Dams
quel butt
1T faut pourtant, balbutia I II
sembarrass6, qus fasse mon de-
yoir.
Charles ft dlgnemnt.
Get homme est chez moi, sous
ma sanvegarde.
ali Is droit de SAVIOR son
nom.
On Ii lui demandera quand
on pourra linterrogger sans dan
ger.
Ma quelqu'un de ses CANA
sradessdoit lefconnaftre.
Ipromena son regard autonr.
dc lui. Tous les visages resterentI
mornes.
-Cethomme, dit Charles, nest
entire chezmoi moi que dauJour-
d'hui. Personne ne peutsayoir 1qnui a
|il est.
lie commissaire sentalt lascolere
le gagner.
-Eafn, monsieur, fiji avee IN.
commencement d'enerVement, al
lie drolt de savoir qui ess ct hom-
me, d'apprend. 8 GO qui sest passe
ici cette mutt. Si on sest moqne
de mo-, envenant me raconter up.
crime imaginaire, on 81 Ton veut
Sc moquer de Ia justice, en- cher.
chant 3 disslmuler, jiignore pour
[quel motif, IN crime reel. Puts
|qu'on ne vent pas me repondre, je
vaiiis meTetirer, mais mon enquete
men restera pas Is ct saurai &c &c
|qui5s ct passe.
Et Ie fonctionnaire, mettant son
chapeau, allait s'eloigner. Charles
s'aYanea vers lui.
-Personne, ponsieur, Iui dlt-il,
n'aspens6 q Sc moquer dc yous on
de Ia Justice. III est Yrai que nous
avons etc r6veiIl6s =catte mutt par
IN cri terrible pouss6 au pied de
notre maison. III est vrai que tout
lie monde est descendu, croyant 8
un crime, gu on q trouV6 Get hom-
me bless6 sans que nous puissions
encore nous expllquer So presence
dams notre jardln q cette h5ure;
mals il nous q promis q &c sujet
.des explorations qui doiyaent nous
satisfaire, ct ma soeur, qul Ia sol
gn6, a Iaquelle il parle tout bas,
M supple dele garden ct de luI
pprmettre de Iesauver. Il ne peut
pas, dams tous les cas-, etre DANCE
reux tant qu'iil sera couch6, etsquI
lui sera detrndu de remuer ct ID:
parler. D4s quill sera possible de.
l'interroger, Je vous fsra preyenir,
let vous pourrez alors vous liyrer1
avec fruit a une enqnete. Sill
nous q trompes, il ny aura gaggnnee
que dsetre soign6 lei an lieu de Pe
ire 8 Thopitat. Dams tous les cas-,
il est q vous des aujourd'hui ct e
responds de luilU sera aussi bien5
gard6 lei que dams une prison. Les
.quelques paroles quill q pu pro-
noncer m'ontsurpris. u semble y
ayo,iir dams Persistence de ce NAL
nm mystere que je items
5autant que yous, plus que Vous
peut-etre, q yor eclairci.
Ac0ntsaEer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15

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Savings Bank
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hington g Hennepin.
DIRECYEURS.

WIN. CHANDLER. wv JOHNSON.
sTHOS. LOWRY, JOHN DeLAITTRE.
ND. KOON, Gov. y. s. PILLSBURY,,
FR. ID. LANGDON E.H..MOULTON.
j. I'VE .C-LINTONMORRIsON
I. D.SKILES.
MI Pres.dent.
THOMAS LOWRY, Vice-Pr6s.
B. d. MOULTON. Tresorier
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15

Lie comlmissaiire se pr6senta, Il
6tait accompagn6 dun des domes
tiquas de Ia maison qui await YOU
III faire du zele ct qUi await couru
le pr6venilr sans ordre. I'll jeta I'M
coup d'mil dams Ia piece, ota son
|chapeau ct demanda:
M. Charles de Serves.
LIE jeune homme ssvanea.
-C'est moi, monsieur.
Le.fonctionnalre salua de nou
Yeau.
IS ai etc prevent, dit il, gu IN
crime on plutot une tentative de
crime q etc commise chez Vous
cette mutt.
Yons avez etc NAL renseigne,
monsieur, repondlt Charles.
Dependant Get homme..
lie commissalre d6signa lie do
mestique qui ouyrait dss yeux ct
fares. .
Get homme, poursuivit.il, est
venu q mon bureau, ma fait eyeil-
Ter.
-Cetshomme 9 agi sans mes or
ores.
-Pourtant, ft le fonctionnaire,
il ma dome des d6taits precis,
q1Iu1Lalttre hommes aVaient escalad6 le
muir, Fun d'eux auralt meme etc
Ebless6.
LIE fonetionnaire jeta IN coup.
.d'ail du cote du lit. Pendant ce
colloqIulle, tout le monde 6tait sllen-
cieux, Claire Sc tenait
debont devant le vieillard, CONNIE.
pour le prot6ger. GeIui scii, quii
await conserve tout son bon sens,
n'osaiit pas fare IN mouvement, Ia.
chair heriss6e par P6pouYante. Les
paroles prononc6es par Charles
lavasiienit pourtant rassur6, mails;
comment lintergogatoire allaitsilI
se terminer?
lie m6decin et-les domestiques
squii aVaients etc pr6sents . lassscene
pr6c6dente resta1ent q Ieursplace,
sans bouger, avecla mineabetie.
de gems qni ne comprennentrie
.ce squi Sc passe. us craignaient
par un mot, par I'M geste, de de-
plaire D Charles deserves. Lee
ma1tre await SEES sraisons pour par
Ter commeiI le faisait. Que leur
important? Mails lenr cnriosit6 6tait
uvement surexcit6e. lis SO deman-
daient commend celia alIait fnir ct
lis attendaient. Charles r6pondit
.sAchemeHt au commissaire en- de-
signant le domestique denoncia-
t III.
Get hommes 'est trompe. Nous
:aussi nous ayions cru tout de-
.bord.
dependant, interrompltI hom
de Id, 8 vols u I'm lit dress6,
IN homme blessA.
Claire ft IN movement vers le
vieillard comme pour Is defen.
Dire.
Get homme 6t6 vict1me dun
repondit Charles.
-Cyest unde Yos serviteursf
lie ieune homme inclina IL tete
-Vous savez son nom?
Charles de Serves ne repond1t
pas. il eut I'M moment dan
xi6te terrible. Le silence etaitssi
grand quon entendait battre Is ba-
iancier dc Ia pendule dams "a sale
q manger. lie commissalre 6tait
perplexe. il fairait qnelque chose
ct ses soupcons croissaient de 80
conde en- seconde.H poursuiyit1
dun air I'M peu ironique.
s-Peut.etre avezsYous oubi6 ce
nom, monsieur. Yous aver beau
coup dc domestiques,
-Je TAI oubliesen efet
s-Vous me permettreY au moins
de- lui hernandez.
s-lFaites ce quill yous plalra.
"a magistrat ft IN pas vsrs Ie
Claire BE pr6cipita deyant
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25


 Maybe man feels happy and proud ana nattered end envied and blessed among men when he sees a pretty girl trying to raise a window of railway car and jumps up and gets ahead of the other boys, and says: Allow me?" oh, so eourteously, and she says: "Oh, if you please; I would be 50 glad" and the other male passengers turn green with envy, and he leans over on the back of the seat and tackles the win dow in knowing way with enc hand, Ii peradventure he may toss it airily with 6 simple turn of the wrist; bat it kind of holds | and he takes hold with both hands but it sort of doesn't go to any alarming extent, and he pounds 1t with his fist, but it only seems to settle a leetle closer into place, and then be comes around and sine gets out of the seat to give him far chance and he grapples that win dow and bows up his back and tugs and pulls and Sweats and grunts and strains, and his hat falls off and his suspender buttons fetch loose and his vest buckle parts and his face gets red, and his feet slipa and people laugh,
  aafAs=aaa1ifN'aFfeT1rd gFoung man in re- mote seat grunts and groans every time he lifts, and crtes out, Now then altogetherw as if in mockery, and he bursts his collar button, and the pret- 'ty young lady, vexed at being made so conspicuous, says in her lcieSt man. her, 'Oh, never mind-thank you, 1t doesn't make any difference" and calmly goes and sits down in another seat, and that wearied man gathers himself together and reads book up- side dOwn-oh, doesn't he feel just good. Maybe, but don't be fool enough to extend any of your sympa- thy. He doesn't need it.-Burlington Hawkeye.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

We had supposed that the fact was generally known that party platforms were intended to catch votes, and not to pledge those who formulated them to any definite line of action. A poll tical party in this country, as matters now go, has to be judged much more by the character and personal opin- ions efthe men whom it puts in nom inatlOn than by the professions that its convention prepares and places in its State CT national platform.-Boston Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

We are bound to say, at the same time, that within few days one of the wisest, most experienced, most inn portant and most impartial of Demo- cratic politicians, in no way a88ocIatsd or connected with Tammany Hall or with the Sun, expressed to us the opin- ion that if MT. Cleveland should be the next Democratic candidate, histo- " has not recorded a defeat in a Pres idential canvass equal to that which would awalt him.-N. '. Sun.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
To Capital Seeking Investment.

Y OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- \ est in the two copper claims, with a large amount Of high grade copper ore in sight. Plenty of wood and water on ina claims. 1 want SS5,O0O to buy outstanding interests, develop claims and put them fS bullion producing condition 1 will renav this S35,OOO out of the first copper produced leaving you with one-half interest in tW9 good, developed claims, with good redue- tiOn works on property. You can secure yourself by deeds to claims and ali ;n,- prOvements until money is paid back. tbe,o divide property and go ahead, 'ii'i'
 Who wants to investigate this in good faith? HI soVu
 Call on or address JOHN D. BITRGFSS
 Dunlap POst0fllce, Graham County, Ariz0. Ha' wa Ol' "Al' sent S-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Pin money, as woman's dowry had its orlgin with the introduction oi pins, which were so expensive and withal so necessary to a lady's com fort, that separate allowance was made to her for thelr purchase. The amount of the pin money formed at one time an item in the wedding con- tracts of tbe rich. Pins were intro duced prior to the year 1347, when twelve thousand were delivered from the Royal wardrobe for the use of Princess Joan, and in the year 1460, the Duchess ot Orleans purchased of Jehan de Breconnier, Espinglier, of Paris, several thousand long and short pins, besides five hundred "de la fa- con'd Angleterre. " In the fourteenth century, makers were only allowed to sell their commodity on the two great feast days of the year, and ladles and city danes aocked to the depots to buy them, having first been provided with "pin money by their husbands.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

The United States brewers associa- ton appropriated 5000 to oppose temperance action in each of the states of Texas and Michigan, and S3,OOO in Tennessee, and then had some S3,00O,- GOO left in the treasury.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

4 poet describing his inamorata's s playing says it, "Startles the blood, and every yisage blanches.' A soft blending, as it were, of the dulcet strains from condemned camp ket- tie, with the soft signing of rheuma- tic fog horn.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Cleveland rejoices, it is said, be- cause his term of office is so rapidly drawing to close. It may tickle the old man to learn that a large majority of his cOuntrymen rejoice with him as they recall th1s fact to mind.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
Camp Meeting.

There will be an old fashioned Camp Meet ing, at Wheathelds, twelve miles north of Globe, commencing July 29th and continuing to August Sth. All are especially invited to come and camp. Board, lodging and pastur- age can be had on application at the ground Fine shade, splendid water and good music. Several ministers will be in attendance.
 R' A; A; WINDES, Committee. oDI l2 fd.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Omaha has passed law aganst swearing on the street, ana the editors of that village as they remember that, they do their swearing while lying abed waiting for the editorial shirt to return fross the wash, smile that their lives s=eess aseeas5- iii such pleasant places.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

On Cape Cod and in many other dis triets along the New England coast, It is firmly believed that sick man can not die till the ebb tide begins to run. Watchers by beds of sickness anxious ly note the change of the tides, and if the patient lives until the flood begins to set in again he will live until the next ebb. The most intelligent and bes5 educated people born and brought up on the New England coast are not entirely free from this superstition, and-to them there Is a weird meaning in the words of Dickens in describing the death of Barkls: And it being high water, he went out with the tide.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

General Schenck, the greatest au- thority on poker playing, is 78 years old. Yet the boylsh enthusiasm he ex- hibits when dealing himself a full hand from his coat sleeve makes his opponent feel tired.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Ten per cent. of the school superin- tendents in Dakota are women; and while they differ somewhat in their method of teaching the young idea how to shoot, they unanimously agree that the slipper be administered m the old way.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Ali apparatus has been invented by Messrs. Western Bros, electricians, at Munich, by which permanent and perfect record of sounds transmitted through the telephone, is made.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Olive Logan is going to England to live ard lie there, yet Col. Ingersoll insists that the people of thls country have no cause to offer thanks to AL mighty God for blessings bestowed.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Some one asks: "What is home rule?" Get married, old man, and you will be able to ladle out solid chunks of information where you now worry others with conundrums.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Papa (sOberly)-"That was quite a monstrosityyou had in the tarlor last evening"" Maud (nettled) )-"Indeed :! that must depend upon ones under standing of the word 'monstrosity.' Papa (thOughtfully) = Well, two heads upon one pair of shoulders, for example"
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Now that warm weather has set in, inc reasons given by the man with the red nose will be regarded with sus- picior
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

An indication of radical change in the sentiment of the country at large, IS shown m the disallowance by the second comptroller of the treasury, of that portion of the accounts eff the su- perintendent of the naval academy, which relates to whisky, brandy, etc., furnished for the use of the annual board of visitors to that institution.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Notice is hereby given to Andrew Stewart, his heirs or assigns that l have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improve ments upon the Stonewall lode, (situated ticuiarly described ] in 3fe Page 4S2 @ Book % 3, @ of Mining Records, Pinal County, Arizona, in order to hold said premises under the provi- sIons of section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1886, and if within ninety days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your propor- ton of such expenditure as a co-owner, your interest m tel In said claim will become the proper ty of the subscriber under said section 2324.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Two boys were flying kites. One of the lads, whose name was Yessup, when about 400 yards of string had been paid out, asked his father to write message and send it up to the kite. The old man sat down and wrote thls: Send some rain. Yes sup" The message climbed up the string. A bird eircling high in the air winged it's way to the bit of paper, which It pecked vicIously. An hour later the kite was hauled in by the boy. The paper was in tatters, the only part of the message remaining in tact being this porton of the sigma ture, "Yes." Two hours later a. sou easter came up and the rain fell in torrents.-Abilene (Tex.) Reporter.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

A minister may prove corrupt; or may, under charges, withdraw from the Church; or he may withdraw for any reason; but it appears that he cannot be elected from the parsonage without legal notice. Such a case has recently been tried in New York. A minister withdrew. The trustees, as- suming that his relation to the church was that of servant and theirs to him that of master, eiected him summar1- y. He brought suit for damages. The court decided that their relations were those of landlord and tenant, and that he was entitled to the usual no- ecs. The jury gave him costs and damages.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

The Connecticut River railroad is experimenting with 8 system of light Ing the cars by electricity generated by power taken from an axle of the baggage car. The difficulty m main- tanning a uniform speed of the dyna- me is sought to be overcome by a speed regulator. A sufficient amount ot electricity is stored in each car to keep the lamps aglow during stops at stations, and the storage is replenlshed as soon as the train starts again.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
Heg. Rsgiasain Es .Batl4'

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

It seems that the interstate com merce law is not a god-send for the 8leeping-car companies. There has been since the law went into effect a most remarkable falling eff in the number of travellers Tn the sleepers. It's easy to see why. The abolition of the pass does it. Most people who rode on passes always had a few dol lars to spare, and they purchased sleeping-car tickets to ride easy. Now they find that paying the fare leaves them rather short, and they ride in the chair car, which is much cheaper
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
e200 REWARD.

Cross GE left EiY. Tar marks-er0p ot rial and uAGer-cut in each ear.
 The above reward will De paid by tlle up- dersigned for information that will lead tO the conviction of any one guilty of defacing, altering, or in any way changing the ahcNe described brands or ear marks or stealing cattle bearing them
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Clara Louise Kellogg says that an American girl need not study abroad to become a professional singer, but can learn in this country, if she will work hard, give up most of the pleas ures most young people prize, study dramatic action as well as singing,and give her whole tune to preparation. Her general health must be watched as carefully as her voice. She must eat nourishing food, take plenty of e1- ercise, and get nine hours sleep.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

parable climate. The case will then
stand in this position: However low
they may fix the value Of their lands,
that will be all they can be worth.
Whilst however high ours may go,
that will represent not only their
value on account of their exceptional
" rich productions, but, in addition,
the un approachable salubrity OF eli
mate that goes with them.